2Stone Designer Concrete The panels look to be concrete, its a technique called "Board form" This look was traditionally created by casting the concrete walls for the house using plywood. 2Stone just released our new "Board Form" line of tiles. They can be created in any size ( we just made a 4'x8' sheet for the exterior wall of our studio) The tiles are typically half to 3/4" thick and can be installed by a tiler. The board form ships easily worldwide.
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grinch4646 Who made the sofa and chairs?

jhoskins I'm sorry, but this is just plain ugly.

douglas58 The furniture came from two sources. The chesterfield came from a store in vancouver, British Columbia called Up Country. I think the store is now only in Toronto. But the Vancouver store became a new store whose name I cannot remember but is named after a dutch designer. The two individual chairs are art deco from the 1930's from Montreal. They weight a ton and have genuine horsehair in them.

douglas58 The fireplace panels are actually concrete panels that are simply the under layer that were installed to accept the tiles we had planned to put up. However, when we saw the concrete panels, we liked them so we kept them as it. They are a type of fibre board that are impregnated with concrete. Hope tha helps. They were never meant to be seen!

topman If concrete tile is used for fireplace surrounding, can a tv still be hung above the fireplace easily? Thanks!

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio - If you're using a natural stone or concrete composite material, I recommend recessing the mount, power and cabling (not the TV) into the wall FIRST, and then running your material to the recess. If you have to do it afterwards, you'll have to be careful about drilling and mounting to avoid having cracks telegraph across the material, but otherwise it's no more difficult than any other TV mount.

Easy is relative, of course.